Push To Talk|通訊線上App不用買-HotApp4Game

Unlike some similar apps in this category, this one works exactly like a walkie-talkie, intercom, or CB radio. When you push the Volume button to talk, everyone else on the same channel hears your message.

• Great for keeping in touch with your team throughout the office.

• Plug a spare device into a public address amplifier to create a mobile-based intercom system in your theater, office, or retail store.

• Use with earbuds to handle interpersonal direction and audio-prompting tasks.

With 255 separate channels available, each of your different production teams can communicate on the same LAN simultaneously without crossing signals.

This app requires a WiFi connection.

Ease of Use

This app is simple to use. All common functions are controlled with your Volume Up and Volume Down buttons.

Listen - Run the app with a WiFi connection active.

Talk - Set the mode to Normal, and press either the Volume Up or Volume Down button.

Set the Volume - Set the mode to Volume, then use your Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to reach the desired level.

Change the Channel - Set the mode to Channel, then use your Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to reach the desired channel.

Permissions Outline

This app will ask you for a number of permissions. Following are descriptions of each.

Access Network State. Used to verify that WiFi is connected before communicating.

Access WiFi State. To retrieve the Broadcast Address for the current LAN.

Internet. To send and receive communications on the network.

Modify Audio Settings. To modify volume settings and play received messages.

Record Audio. To send audio messages.

Wake Lock. To keep listening for messages while screen is sleeping.

About the Author

This app, associated artwork, and all related material, was created and published by Daniel Patterson.

Daniel has more than 30 years of experience in Embedded Systems development, and is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer, proficient at ASM, C, C++, C#, Java, Verilog, VHDL, .NET, Android, Atmel, Intel, MicroChip, Parallax, Xilinx, Zilog, as well as Electronics Design, Prototyping, and Production.